[WIP] Add Windows support for Torch. - #1529
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Can we build against FluxML/Torch.jl#37 to see if we can build successfully |
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That was my plan but first it's necessary to get the CUDA environment satisfactory for cmake. Any hints how to get that in order would be welcome. |
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What's the status of this? Any plans to finish this up? Since this is from 2020 I am not sure if there is anything salvageable here? |
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Yeah, this is far beyond saving. |
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This is a work in progress attempt to build the Torch.jl support libraries on Windows.
Current stumbling block is a cmake failure to locate CUDA libraries, which is not really unexpected. The Linux build does a fair amount of tweaking of those and Windows probably need a couple of different tweaks.